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Union City approves seven Renaissance grant applications totaling $23,600 to fight blight
Summary
Councilors unanimously approved seven Renaissance grant applications requesting $23,600 in funding, covering projects with a combined cost of $60,606; the borough has $90,547.35 available in the Renaissance fund, the manager said.
The Union City Borough Council on Aug. 27 approved seven Renaissance grant applications recommended by borough staff, authorizing $23,600 in grant awards. Borough Manager Cindy Wells told the council the seven applications represent $60,606 in project costs and that $90,547.35 remains available in the Renaissance Grant fund.
Councilor Steadman moved to approve the recommended awards and Councilor Osborn seconded; the motion carried unanimously. Manager Wells said the grants are intended to support property improvements that will help combat blight in the borough.
The minutes do not list the individual applicants by name or the specific scope of each project; they record only the total project amount, the requested grant total and the available fund balance.
